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Brenner (Ellen Hollman) and Dillion (Matt Passmore) are a married couple on a camping trip in the woods. Dillion is a cop haunted and recovering from a fight to the death with a crazed killer. They are harassed by masochist hick Butch and his buddies but saved by commanding waitress Mama. The couple gets caught out in the rain and finds shelter in a remote house. They find a cache of weapons and taken captive by Butch and his gang.

Let me be clear. I really like this movie all the way to the axe. I think it's great move to have the axe there. It's reasonable that the thugs would miss the axe while cleaning up the camp site. An axe is also a great prop for the poster. This could be a simple exploitation film, a girl with an axe. Put the axe in her belt loop and shoot it from her backside. What they do next is to sharpen a stick and leave the axe. WTF. Use the axe. There is no way that she could puncture anything with that stick without an unhuman amount of horsepower behind her.

Time and again, the lead character should be collecting supplies like food and weapons but don't. She doesn't even grab a kitchen knife. On the positive side, she's pretty good at jiu-jitsu and stage fighting. That may be why the movie keeps putting her in hand-to-hand combat situations. They don't realize that instead of admiration, it engenders derision. It makes her look dumb. She should be walking away from the cabin. She should keep that shotgun even if it doesn't have any shells. Maybe check the body for ammo. At worst, a shotgun is an effective stick or something scary to threaten someone. She should avoid the locals. She is so dumb that she trusts a local just because she's a chick. Kick her out of the truck and steal it for heaven's sake. The last thing she should do is fall asleep. Get out of the area. In the scene where the girl has a knife to her throat, Brenner completely forgets about the guy she's fighting and turns her back on him. It's ridiculously dumb. Reasonable would be to shot the guy first before turning to the other. It's frustrating when a perfectly smart character turns dumber and dumber. This movie starts out perfectly good but it descends into a dumb writing exercise.

This is a simple film about vengeance but sometimes the simple things in life are what that give you the most joy. This rings true for this film. The female protagonist embarks on revenge after a group of rednecks torture & murder her husband.

She uses her skills to pick them off one by one until she meets the boss. You can switch off your thinking's mind and enjoy this as it is intended.